Wearable Bluetooth Speaker - 30H Working Time Clip-On Wireless Jobsite Pro Water-Resistant Portable Speaker — Built-in Mic for Hands-Free Music and Calls, Blue (Non-Magnetic)

My wife really loves this speaker. She work 4/10 and the speakers last 10hrs at the highest volume because her work place is noisy working with machine and still have 50 percent at the end of 10hrs. You can hear but it's private for you and co-workers did not have to listen to, unlike other load speakers. Plus the speakers goes with you because of the clip on. You don't even have to miss any audible while you walk away from your work station. No more ear phones where work place is not allow. You can listen to your clip on speaker great. Diffinity recommend this speaker if your work place is load but are allow to listen to music. I give it 5 stars because my wife absolutely loves it. This is her experience on using the speakers.

Very light weight but has surprisingly good sound for such a small unit. The clip is strong and securely holds tight. Charges quickly and lasted easily all day on the trail. (I don’t know yet how many hours it would last between charges though)(it’s gone 24 hours over 3 days though!!)I would definitely buy this again!

Gave as present and apparently was a big help and well liked. Can use for podcast music and phone calls. Arrived fully charged. Boxed nicely for gift giving. Would buy again.

Love it use it everyday

It works perfectly for ehat it is. A speaker only. I was hoping it was something to which I could download some music.I don't have much use for it. Because I have to have my cell within 120 feet from it. I wanted it for walking or riding my bike. I don't care for ear buds so it will be good for listening and keeping my ears free.

When you backpack you’re always counting ounces which turns into pounds and this little nifty speaker got it done. I recently went with a friend on an overnight winter backpacking trip and the hike in and out is pretty rugged. Once we got to base camp deep in the woods I dug out this speaker and started streaming music through it. For what you’re paying for including the size, this little gadget was perfect. At home I did some experimenting and found that the speaker worked best when suspended so I hung it on my tarp line. The sound quality was good enough and being out in the wilderness the sound at max level was more than enough for us to enjoy some classic 70’s rock music. This little speaker also lasted a little over 8 hours at max volume which is pretty impressive for its size. Overall I liked it and it met my expectations for what I was looking for without busting the budget and weight. My friend was impressed and was planning to get one himself. Also, it’s not a battery hog so it won’t drain your portable power bank, which I usually take for outdoor adventures.

This is replacement for over-shoulder speaker. At first, wasn't sure I would keep it as, at age 86, awkward to use the clip and sound more like a table radio. I ordered another over shoulder headset at way higher price, returned it for poor quality, so tried this speaker again and became more comfortable with it. I've adjusted to clipping speaker on my shirt collar (even my T shirt) and wear it, listen to sitcoms, podcasts all day, while at computer, then under pillow with white noise. Unit is so compact I forget it's there. Bluetooth Range is excellent, auto reconnect is fast.Battery life AS GOOD as promised, can recharge while listening. As owner of $200+ headset, plus other headsets going back to the 1950s, I find this comfortable and convenient. While not for listening to a symphony, its great for general listening as I work or putter around. Others close by can hear it, but not objectionable. If need, others can easily hear. Clipped onto towel rack, I listen while showering. Controls are important! Most take time to adjust, but these are easy.Overall, as fairly active, I feel this will be my most used speaker/headset.

It's compact and has good volume, but the quality of sound isn't great. Also, I listen mostly to audiobooks, not music, and the first letter of a lot of words gets dropped. I haven't encountered this problem in years. Most bluetooth speakers have overcome this issue, but not this one. I'll keep the speaker, mostly because of its size, but it's not my first choice for listening.